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eastern and pacific here on cnbc. sue, as an aside there, the brother after dear friend of mine, was hired in 1995 to be the production or stage manager for the original lion king. and my friend at the time said -- my brother now has greater job security than you or i will ever know, and he was absolutely right about it. >> oh, absolutely right about that. it is a fantastic show, if you come to new york, you have to see it. >> let's check markets for you. ty, down triple digits. down about 124. s&p is down almost 1%, about 14 points. and nasdaq is real laggard to today's trading session. down almost 42 points. profit taking and down day but could have been much worse. ty? >> you have to figure we are due for a little bit after sell off after the runs we had in the month of january. that does it for this edition of today's "power lunch." thanks for watching. >> have a great afternoon. ty and i will be back tomorrow. "street signs" begins right now. >> and week starts with a whimper. stocks selling off, has the rally fi
eastern and pacific here on cnbc. sue, as an aside there, the brother after dear friend of mine, was hired in 1995 to be the production or stage manager for the original lion king. and my friend at the time said -- my brother now has greater job security than you or i will ever know, and he was absolutely right about it. >> oh, absolutely right about that. it is a fantastic show, if you come to new york, you have to see it. >> let's check markets for you. ty, down triple digits....
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they're going to die. >> 60 minutes on cnbc returns. [watch ticking] ♪ [ female announcer ] almost nothing can dampen a baby's mood, when he wakes up dry in pampers. unlike other diapers, pampers has 3 absorbent layers, for up to 12 hours of protection overnight, and more beautiful mornings. ♪ pampers. peaceful nights. playful days. there. i said it. they don't have pictures of my kids. they don't have my yoga mat. and still, i feel at home. could it be the flat screen tv? the not so mini fridge? ♪ the different free dinner almost every weeknight? or maybe, it's all of the above. and all the rest. am i home? nope. but it almost feels that way. homewood suites by hilton. be at home. [watch ticking] >> las vegas was one of the communities hardest hit by the great recession. but it wasn't just real estate and employment that was affected. as scott pelley found in 2009, thousands of patients who were being treated at the only public hospital in nevada were stunned to find out that its outpatient clinic for chemotherapy was closing. li
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"fast money" begins right now, stay with cnbc. have a good night. >>> live from the nasdaq market site in new york city's times square, ooem melissa lee. bank bull market. can the momentum continue. her take on the changing face of wall street. david versus goliath. karen finerman has the fine prohibit on david iron horn's plan. and somebody's watching you. who is stalking you on the internet? let's get straight to our traders and the top trades of the day. guy, what was your top trade? >> hey, mel! thursday, big storm coming. >> big storm. brewing. >> but there as a storm brewing in the asset managers. raymond james. you have seen this stock? we talked about it for awhile. look at the growth in assets. aum is the name -- rjf is the name. i'm sorry. i don't know where my head went. >> no do-overs. it's live tv. >> b.k.? >> you know, what's not working, i don't think, are the bigger banks. barclays in particular. that's one i would be short. two things out of europe today, the ecb tip tauped into the fx wores and started to get wor
"fast money" begins right now, stay with cnbc. have a good night. >>> live from the nasdaq market site in new york city's times square, ooem melissa lee. bank bull market. can the momentum continue. her take on the changing face of wall street. david versus goliath. karen finerman has the fine prohibit on david iron horn's plan. and somebody's watching you. who is stalking you on the internet? let's get straight to our traders and the top trades of the day. guy, what was your...
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. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. in this edition, scott pelley reports on hard times in a small midwestern town, and later, bob simon's story on a yonkers, new york, bakery that became a role model for social activism and small business success. we begin with the plight of wilmington, ohio. when president spoke of "the winter of our hardship" in his inaugural address of 2009, no one understood it better than the people in wilmington. they were in the grip of a brutal series of layoffs at dhl, the air shipping company, at a time when claims for unemployment benefits in the u.s. were the highest in nearly 30 years. in december 2008, just before all the speeches and parties of inauguration day, scott pelley headed to ohio to find out what questions the families in wilmington were asking. >> are we going to lose our home? you know, are we going to be able to pay our property taxes? what are we're gonna do for insurance? what are we're gonna do for food? you know, and these are questions that you'd never think that you'd
. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. in this edition, scott pelley reports on hard times in a small midwestern town, and later, bob simon's story on a yonkers, new york, bakery that became a role model for social activism and small business success. we begin with the plight of wilmington, ohio. when president spoke of "the winter of our hardship" in his inaugural address of 2009, no one understood it better than the people in wilmington. they were in the grip of...
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cnbc's sharon epperson is here to tell us more about that. over to you, sharon. >> sue, a lot of americans are still very worried about potential cuts to social security and medicare and what that will mean for their retirement. how will that affect your retirement planning? that really depends on where your account stands right now. with the dow at 14,000, let's take a look at what happened to 401(k) account balances in the run-up to the dow 14,000 in the month of january. this chart kind of gives the illusion younger folks age 25 to 34 did a lot better than older folks in terms of the gains in their 401(k) balances, up about 5% for that 25 to 34-year-old group compared to 3 to 3.5% for boomers age 55 to 64. that's whether boomers have been contributing to their accounts for a long time or just started saving recently, they basically gained the same amount. you've got to keep in mind the reality is the younger workers have a greater mix of equities in their 401 (k)s and therefore are getting a more aggressive portfolio and their returns are
cnbc's sharon epperson is here to tell us more about that. over to you, sharon. >> sue, a lot of americans are still very worried about potential cuts to social security and medicare and what that will mean for their retirement. how will that affect your retirement planning? that really depends on where your account stands right now. with the dow at 14,000, let's take a look at what happened to 401(k) account balances in the run-up to the dow 14,000 in the month of january. this chart...
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we'd also like to point that cnbc and yahoo! do have a business alliance to share and co-produce editorial comment. we've got that disclosure out of the way. jeff, you think marisa is clicking on all cylinders. what is she doing right, and how are those moves evident? >> well, we have seen new ceos move into other companies in the tech space that sometimes have had some uneasy footing, taking a look at, you know, r.i.m. where somebody got ahead themselves and promised more than they could deliver. here's somebody who really knows the business. she is the first ceo, a company that's 22, 23 years old. they have had seven, eight ceos going up and back between entertainment, media, technology. she does it all and this is the right space to introduce the major reshaping. she first had a taking hold process and tried to figure out what does she know and not know? watched who reacted to some of her early less but consequential and early symbolic moves and now this big reshaping. it's the brilliant right timing. it's already paying off.
we'd also like to point that cnbc and yahoo! do have a business alliance to share and co-produce editorial comment. we've got that disclosure out of the way. jeff, you think marisa is clicking on all cylinders. what is she doing right, and how are those moves evident? >> well, we have seen new ceos move into other companies in the tech space that sometimes have had some uneasy footing, taking a look at, you know, r.i.m. where somebody got ahead themselves and promised more than they could...
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>> a death sentence. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. in this episode we'll meet some big winners and some big losers in the high stakes game of world finance. up first, the secret vaults of geneva and zurich, which have served as repositories for the wealth of dictators and despots, mobsters and arms dealers, corrupt officials and tax cheats of all kinds. it's a world u.s. law enforcement has rarely been able to penetrate. so the idea the ubs, one of switzerland's largest banks, would agree to turn over information on thousands of american tax cheats would have once been unthinkable. but it happened in part because of a whistle-blower who i sat down with in 2010. for his efforts he's been rewarded with a federal prison term and the possibility of endless riches. though he was born and raised in the boston area, bradley birkenfeld spent most of the last decade living in switzerland, helping wealthy americans hide their money. he was based in geneva, where he says there may be more money-counting machines than parking meters, in a country
>> a death sentence. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm steve kroft. in this episode we'll meet some big winners and some big losers in the high stakes game of world finance. up first, the secret vaults of geneva and zurich, which have served as repositories for the wealth of dictators and despots, mobsters and arms dealers, corrupt officials and tax cheats of all kinds. it's a world u.s. law enforcement has rarely been able to penetrate. so the idea the ubs, one of switzerland's...
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. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm bob simon. in this edition, we turn our attention to some foreign intrigue. first, a story about a mysterious computer virus that struck an iranian nuclear plant. later, the report of how american agents hunted a notorious arms dealer. and finally, an account of a chinese-american spy trying to steal u.s. military secrets for china. we begin with the story of stuxnet, a computer virus considered to be the world's first destructive cyberweapon. it was launched several years ago against an iranian nuclear facility, almost certainly with some u.s. involvement. but as steve kroft reported in march of 2012, the implications and possible consequences of this new kind of warfare are now being studied intensely. >> i do believe that the cyber threat will equal or surpass the threat from counter terrorism in the foreseeable future. >> there's a strong likelihood that the next pearl harbor that we confront could very well be a cyber attack. >> we will suffer a catastrophic cyber attack. the clock is ticki
. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm bob simon. in this edition, we turn our attention to some foreign intrigue. first, a story about a mysterious computer virus that struck an iranian nuclear plant. later, the report of how american agents hunted a notorious arms dealer. and finally, an account of a chinese-american spy trying to steal u.s. military secrets for china. we begin with the story of stuxnet, a computer virus considered to be the world's first destructive cyberweapon. it...
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. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm bob simon. in this edition, we look at three groundbreaking approaches to education. first, we visit the seed public charter school, the nation's first urban public boarding school. later, we meet some unlikely students who are getting a liberal arts college degree behind bars. and finally, we go to the harlem children's zone under the leadership of geoffrey canada. we begin with seed, one of the most successful and innovative charter schools in the country. it was started in 1998 in southeast washington, d.c., where some of the nation's most troubled schools are located and where most students don't finish high school. but as byron pitts first reported in 2010, seed students are different. most graduate and go on to college. admission to seed is by lottery, open to any family in the district willing to take a chance. >> girl 41. >> yeah! >> this family was one of the few who won the lottery, a $35,000-per-year education paid for by private and government money. >> boy 12. >> yay! >> only 1/3 of
. >> welcome to 60 minutes on cnbc. i'm bob simon. in this edition, we look at three groundbreaking approaches to education. first, we visit the seed public charter school, the nation's first urban public boarding school. later, we meet some unlikely students who are getting a liberal arts college degree behind bars. and finally, we go to the harlem children's zone under the leadership of geoffrey canada. we begin with seed, one of the most successful and innovative charter schools in the...
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i'm bill griffith here at cnbc headquarters. let's face it, the market is doing better than the roads in this nor'easter so far this friday. here's what you have to think about. the dow has to finish higher by about 66 points for us to be up for the week. if not, this remarkably would be the first losing week for the dow this year so far, maria. >> yeah. it's been such a year. also today, we are, of course, following this storm as it continues to develop and intensify. there are worries about widespread power outages with these blizzard conditions. thousands of flights already cancelled. more than 3,000 in fact. likely many more to be cancelled. full coverage on the storm, plus we're speaking with the president of wse & g who is company is in the spotlight after handy. >> very much so. look at one of the big winners so far today. apple. when was the last time we were able to say that. that company embroiled in a fight over its huge cash stockpile and investors seem to like it so far. up another 2% right now. we'll speaking with
i'm bill griffith here at cnbc headquarters. let's face it, the market is doing better than the roads in this nor'easter so far this friday. here's what you have to think about. the dow has to finish higher by about 66 points for us to be up for the week. if not, this remarkably would be the first losing week for the dow this year so far, maria. >> yeah. it's been such a year. also today, we are, of course, following this storm as it continues to develop and intensify. there are worries...
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it's the westminster dog show life live here on cnbc. first we'll look at one example of how much people are willing to spend on their dogs. please stay with us. >>> in just a few minutes on cnbc, the westminster kennel club dog show. it's always a great event. people love it. they love it because people love their pets. how much do they love them? well, we spend $52 billion per year on our pets in america. cnbc's own diana olick joins us now with a new example of how much we're willing to spend on our dogs. you've got the details of the special place for dogs in a building in the d.c. area. tell us about it. >> yeah. it's so interesting. you point out the $52 billion in spending. that's on health care and food, but the biggest growing sector in pet spending is pet services. specifically in places like apartment buildings. you know, real estate is my day job. so we found this out. apartment buildings are now catering to pooches like you've never seen before. we saw one in downtown d.c. where there's a dog run on the roof. they have pet p
it's the westminster dog show life live here on cnbc. first we'll look at one example of how much people are willing to spend on their dogs. please stay with us. >>> in just a few minutes on cnbc, the westminster kennel club dog show. it's always a great event. people love it. they love it because people love their pets. how much do they love them? well, we spend $52 billion per year on our pets in america. cnbc's own diana olick joins us now with a new example of how much we're...
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. >> cnbc contributor. maybe pushing it. what levels are we eyeing now. >> 1525 on the s&p is what they are looking at. you can feel they just want to take it there. >> five points away. >> five points away. actually four points away. not a lot of volume but feel the grind going in front of the state of the union address, tomorrow's retail sales number. they are going to spin it as best they can but it's interesting. >> is it possible tore president obama to derail this rally, now that we don't have to worry about the debt ceiling? >> not only debt ceiling but last tuesday he put up sequestration. we're not going to come to an agreement, a couple of solutions, kick that can down the road, time to think and talk about it. you saw it grind higher. not real volume. listen, you want them, pay up, we're happy to sell on the way up. >> we're going to talk about apple during the course of the session, course of the program. what is your takeaway from what tim cook said or didn't say today? >> listen, i think it's very interesting t
. >> cnbc contributor. maybe pushing it. what levels are we eyeing now. >> 1525 on the s&p is what they are looking at. you can feel they just want to take it there. >> five points away. >> five points away. actually four points away. not a lot of volume but feel the grind going in front of the state of the union address, tomorrow's retail sales number. they are going to spin it as best they can but it's interesting. >> is it possible tore president obama to...
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haven't had that. >> maria. >> yeah. >> the first time i was on cnbc i talked about apple. the stock was at $125. five guys on the tv show could not tell me about verizon. they couldn't tell me about the ipad. they couldn't tell me about the ipad mini. this company is not stopping to innovate right now, and i'm kind of perplexed on how -- it's like the tiger woods of stocks. they want to both up -- >> you're saying it deserves to be a 447 or deserves to be at 700. what's your point? >> listen, i think you take a position here, and i didn't get to show that chart, but if you break it down the trend line, you'll get a nice pop. you won't get 700 again. that's unrealistic. the expectations when the stock was at 705 was unrealistic. this stock is going to be a consistent growth stock. we just need -- the company need time to figure it out. >> i'm not disagreeing with you on the long-term play. don't pat yourself on the back about your call because you're putting yourself on the line, and it's a magnet to come down and test the 435 number. >> we'll watching. guys, thank you so.
haven't had that. >> maria. >> yeah. >> the first time i was on cnbc i talked about apple. the stock was at $125. five guys on the tv show could not tell me about verizon. they couldn't tell me about the ipad. they couldn't tell me about the ipad mini. this company is not stopping to innovate right now, and i'm kind of perplexed on how -- it's like the tiger woods of stocks. they want to both up -- >> you're saying it deserves to be a 447 or deserves to be at 700. what's...
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cnbc has more from capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning. in the first state of the union address of his second term as president, barack obama tonight said that it is the task of our generation to reignite the engine of the american middle class that drives the u.s. economy. he returned again and again to economic themes throughout the course of this address including a call for an increase in the minimum wage. a lot of other items in here for businesses to chew on in the day after including mentions ensuring of jobs, talking about app apple, bringing back mcintosh. namechecking, a host of companies including ibm, ford, and caterpillar among others. of course, a lot of this speech talked about social issues, immigration, gun control and the like. again and again, the president returned to the theme of the economy saying we've got to do everything that we can to create jobs. he was followed, of course, by marco rubio, the republican senator from florida, who a lot of people view as a potential 2016 presidential candidate on the republican si
cnbc has more from capitol hill. >> reporter: good morning. in the first state of the union address of his second term as president, barack obama tonight said that it is the task of our generation to reignite the engine of the american middle class that drives the u.s. economy. he returned again and again to economic themes throughout the course of this address including a call for an increase in the minimum wage. a lot of other items in here for businesses to chew on in the day after...
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radio host, and cnbc contributor robert costa of the "national review." okay. mr. gregory meeks, welcome back. thank you, sir. what is your take on the sequester? a, is it going to go through in six days, and b, is it good or bad for the country in your view? >> b, it's bad for the country. >> okay. >> a, it probably will happen. >> why is it bad? let's go to b. >> i think it will slow down the economy. we'll lose millions of jobs. there would be a stoppage of work at a number of places. the economy would get back into a tailspin. and so therefore it's bad. >> this is all for $44 billion. that's all it is, by the way. $44 billion let me get this right. 1/4 of 1% of gdp. and i just want to add, being a democrat, one of my favorite democrats is bill clinton. what did bill clinton do working with republicans? cut spending. what did the economy do when bill clinton worked with the republicans to cut spending? the economy boomed. that's your model. >> but it's the sequester, which means you that can't cut spending smartly. it's just across-the-board random cuts. i'm for
radio host, and cnbc contributor robert costa of the "national review." okay. mr. gregory meeks, welcome back. thank you, sir. what is your take on the sequester? a, is it going to go through in six days, and b, is it good or bad for the country in your view? >> b, it's bad for the country. >> okay. >> a, it probably will happen. >> why is it bad? let's go to b. >> i think it will slow down the economy. we'll lose millions of jobs. there would be a...
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he's a cnbc contributor. good morning to you, jim. >> good morning to you, andrew. >> what do you make of all this. is there a chance we get to the all-time high? >> well, i think we'd better. if we don't it's going to be considered a failure and the market is finally going to have the correction that about 100 of us predicted. i know the market doesn't give a darn about the sequester. i'm not sure that they think it's only the 2% or it's the fact that if something bad happens to the sequester economically bernanke's there with his awesome set of tools to reinflate things which, i mean, i think he's tried to put the market at ease on tuesday. either way the market seems okay. now if we can't take out those highs. i think we've got about two days to do it. that's when i think the correction comes. >> here's my question on the sequester. everybody doesn't seem to care what happens in the next couple days. what happens in the next couple weeks? does that matter to you? >> yes, i think it's significant and will g
he's a cnbc contributor. good morning to you, jim. >> good morning to you, andrew. >> what do you make of all this. is there a chance we get to the all-time high? >> well, i think we'd better. if we don't it's going to be considered a failure and the market is finally going to have the correction that about 100 of us predicted. i know the market doesn't give a darn about the sequester. i'm not sure that they think it's only the 2% or it's the fact that if something bad happens...
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. >>> first on cnbc, mattel meeting analyst. toy maker ceo will speak with us first on "power lunch" before he spokes with the street -- guess who's here? >> good to see you, ty. >> nice to see you. >> mother nature -- >> here at snowy cnbc headquarters. >> mother nature derailed my commute. but at least we are together in the snowy weather. >> that's right. barbie and ken of -- >> that's right. barbie and ken of "power...
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that's all right here on cnbc. >>> i'm jim cramer. welcome to my world. >> you need to get in the game. >> go out of business and he's nuts, they're nuts! they know nothing. >> i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere. >> "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to cramerica. i'm trying to save you some money. my job, entertain you, coach you, teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. i'm itching to go tonight. because i'm on a mission. a mission to take you from the forces that want you to lose money. including alas, yourself. yet, tonight i'm using the bully pulpit here on "mad money" to preach against one of the worst of all excesses when it comes to investing -- the sin of arrogance. when you own stocks you have to be humble. humility, people. although i of all people recognize that humility doesn't come naturally to everyone. you have to recognize you'll be wrong. perhaps often. as the past three years have taught you painfully your portfolio will get hit with things that you never saw coming. th
that's all right here on cnbc. >>> i'm jim cramer. welcome to my world. >> you need to get in the game. >> go out of business and he's nuts, they're nuts! they know nothing. >> i always like to say there's a bull market somewhere. >> "mad money," you can't afford to miss it. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to cramerica. i'm trying to save you some money. my job, entertain you, coach you, teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. i'm itching to go tonight. because...
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let's talk first of all about setting the cnbc alarm clock app a little earlier. because nasdaq, unbelievably here, will move up the premarket trading by three hours to 4:00 a.m. neil, do we need premarket trading at 4:00 a&m? >> i tell you, i don't think the people in los angeles will think so. that is 1:00 a.m. for them. but there are nickels and dimes that nasdaq can pick up here. apple and other big tech stocks trade overseaes a lot. there is 5% of the volume in the earlier day. it is nickel answers dimes. >> you agree with that kayla or not? >> well europe is such an integral part of the market moves, a lot of traders get up at 2:00 a.m. to watch europe like a hawk and asia too. if they could have captive audience if maybe for a very small few who unfortunately get up there. >> indeed. >> elizabeth warren doesn't appear to be softening attack on big banks. what is wall street reaction going to be to this? neil, why don't you start in this is your neck of the woods as well as kayla's. >> i think this is a bigger sort of trend going on here. i think both partie
let's talk first of all about setting the cnbc alarm clock app a little earlier. because nasdaq, unbelievably here, will move up the premarket trading by three hours to 4:00 a.m. neil, do we need premarket trading at 4:00 a&m? >> i tell you, i don't think the people in los angeles will think so. that is 1:00 a.m. for them. but there are nickels and dimes that nasdaq can pick up here. apple and other big tech stocks trade overseaes a lot. there is 5% of the volume in the earlier day....
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stacey, cnbc contributor, would you agree with that? ? even though nones were good, we can't take this as an indicator as to what future months will agree with. >> i agree, it is a clearance month. if we have learned anything, we have confirmed the fact that retailers have done a great job of transitioning full priced sales to december into january and training the consumer. even target told us today this is a company that typically doesn't do a lot of promotions during holiday. so you can't really read into this. >> from a -- i'm a last guy stacey to talk or inquire about fashion. i'm lucky if i shower, all right? >> that makes three of us. >> courtney and mandy weigh about each of my legs soaking wet. but this, i call it the french sailor problem, because if people like me wear horizontal stripes, looks like i should be in a tennis match with a camera under my side. is this a fashion crunch that will hurt sales? >> as i wrote in a note yesterday, my sister gave me two pieces of good advice as a teenager. never wear horizontal stripes or
stacey, cnbc contributor, would you agree with that? ? even though nones were good, we can't take this as an indicator as to what future months will agree with. >> i agree, it is a clearance month. if we have learned anything, we have confirmed the fact that retailers have done a great job of transitioning full priced sales to december into january and training the consumer. even target told us today this is a company that typically doesn't do a lot of promotions during holiday. so you...
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there will be some extra programming on cnbc world and cnbc europe after that. the yield, the bid to cover 1.65 versus 1.45. the yield 1.68 to a high than the yields we got in january. we're also looking for the btpei, the inflation link, as well. i'm looking for the amounts that we sold. 2.8 billion. a little less than the 3 billion maximum we were looking for. so it does show perhaps a little bit more caution than we might have expected out of that. we've got a big auction coming in on wednesday. we've got a new ten-year and a reopen five year, as well. that is the two-year italian. the yields as we go through this auction today have been steady. we'll take a short break, a recap meanwhile of the headlines as well, we'll get to the latest on yum brands. plenty more to come on "worldwide exchange." we'll talk about bp starting its trial, as well, for the united states. see you in a few moments. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, tw
there will be some extra programming on cnbc world and cnbc europe after that. the yield, the bid to cover 1.65 versus 1.45. the yield 1.68 to a high than the yields we got in january. we're also looking for the btpei, the inflation link, as well. i'm looking for the amounts that we sold. 2.8 billion. a little less than the 3 billion maximum we were looking for. so it does show perhaps a little bit more caution than we might have expected out of that. we've got a big auction coming in on...
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we bring in cnbc wealth editor robert frank, joins us now. good evening, robert. what's this, the irs not going to put out the numbers but then i read this afternoon they were going to put out the numbers. what's up with that? >> i'm not sure. i was looking today at a study from the institution of taxation and economic policy and they were looking at the states were the 1% that pay the most when you add up local state and sales taxes, california ranked number one. not a big surprise there. number two was hawaii. maryland, vermont. all the high-tax states. and those numbers are going up. and it's not surprising that you're seeing in these very high-tax states, we're seeing money and jobs coming out of those states. >> another arthur laffer fact, since 1990, california has lost 3.4 million people. that's a lot of people. >> they were at risk of losing a seat in the house because they have had a reduction in the number of people in the state. >> first decade they didn't pick up a seat. >> exactly. >> so you're practicing what you're preaching. >> i did it. i left san
we bring in cnbc wealth editor robert frank, joins us now. good evening, robert. what's this, the irs not going to put out the numbers but then i read this afternoon they were going to put out the numbers. what's up with that? >> i'm not sure. i was looking today at a study from the institution of taxation and economic policy and they were looking at the states were the 1% that pay the most when you add up local state and sales taxes, california ranked number one. not a big surprise...
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good to have you as a cnbc contributor. >> thank you. >> all right. is this a buy on the dip market playing itself out? >> they said in unison. bob pisani is here to break it down. box take it away, please. >> take a look at the s&p 500. i agree with rick, by the way. mr. bernie said pretty much what traders were expecting them to say and i don't think they were a factor. we declined going into the european close, and to that extent settling out of europe was certainly a factor, and we rallied once the european markets closed. risk on is what i would call it and you can see it in sectors, see it in the industrials and the materials and take a look at the technology stocks, consumer discretionary and a look at some of the sectors that are on today, and can you see all the ones in a are off. notice the industrials just positive now at 0.56%. take a look at dow movers. the dow has been outperforming other major indices. home depot had a three-point movement that's about 25 point in the dow to the upside. finally, all of the home builders and the building
good to have you as a cnbc contributor. >> thank you. >> all right. is this a buy on the dip market playing itself out? >> they said in unison. bob pisani is here to break it down. box take it away, please. >> take a look at the s&p 500. i agree with rick, by the way. mr. bernie said pretty much what traders were expecting them to say and i don't think they were a factor. we declined going into the european close, and to that extent settling out of europe was...
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still much more to come on cnbc. we are first in business worldwide. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >>> coming up on the three-minute mark. horror of horrors, may not have a 100-point move for the dow today. >> looks like almost 100 anyway. >> almost 100, so we'll say almost. 98-point gain but let me show you this. five-year chart of the dow, we're near those five-year highs, as we know, of the dow jone
still much more to come on cnbc. we are first in business worldwide. all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [...
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cnbc is going to have complete coverage all day. and our guest host this hour is ready to tackle all of these issues. >> this yesterday was -- thanks. we saw yesterday and you know he's not becky. you did say here with becky. he was sitting right there. he looks nothing like her. >> every morning when you say the same thing -- >> i know. andrew and cliff. but before we get to home depot and is home depot is out and we're going to do this as quickly as possible. but there will be political maneuvering on what happened yesterday in the markets based on the sequester the.and because people don't watch it as closely as us, they're going to see the sequester is now starting to come to the floor and they're not going to tie it to italy because it's hard to connect the dots to italy. but we were up like 80 points and people knew full well that there was no talk between the parties in washington and it wasn't until this happened in italy, which shows you that once again the idea that europe and 2013 was going to be a back burner issue, that
cnbc is going to have complete coverage all day. and our guest host this hour is ready to tackle all of these issues. >> this yesterday was -- thanks. we saw yesterday and you know he's not becky. you did say here with becky. he was sitting right there. he looks nothing like her. >> every morning when you say the same thing -- >> i know. andrew and cliff. but before we get to home depot and is home depot is out and we're going to do this as quickly as possible. but there will...
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it will be a first on cnbc interview, as well. a little bit of inflation. mario draghi has been talking about there is no inflation problem in the eurozone and, in fact, they're going to go below their 2% target. >> and eurozone january cpi fell 1% on the month. it's up 2% on the year. now january cpi forecast, that is right in line with forecasts. so core cpi was down 1.8% on the month and up 1.3% on the year. so if you want to play the core game, we're significantly below that 2% level. ex tobacco, january cpi was down 1.1% on the month and just shy of 2% on the year. i did just talk earlier about how there's no currency -- how u.s. paper money is holding up relatively wall because there's not inflation. what i should say is there's no monetary velocity. there's plenty of inflation in other forms, but not much of it showing up at least in the eurozone january cpi figures. take a look at markets. we'll see if there's any reaction to this. generally speaking, some key levels for the major indexes in the u.s. were hit yet. the dow closed above 14,000. the re
it will be a first on cnbc interview, as well. a little bit of inflation. mario draghi has been talking about there is no inflation problem in the eurozone and, in fact, they're going to go below their 2% target. >> and eurozone january cpi fell 1% on the month. it's up 2% on the year. now january cpi forecast, that is right in line with forecasts. so core cpi was down 1.8% on the month and up 1.3% on the year. so if you want to play the core game, we're significantly below that 2% level....
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cnbc has called the s.e.c.'s attention to the action. maria, we'll keep up posted. >> thank you so much, josh. up next, a dire warning about america's fiscal future from somebody we should all listen to. back in a moment. what's next? he's going to apply testosterone to his underarm. axiron, the only underarm treatment for low t, can restore testosterone levels back to normal in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18. axiron can transfer to others through direct contact. women, especially those who are or who may become pregnant, and children should avoid contact where axiron is applied as unexpected signs of puberty in children or changes in body hair or increased acne in women may occur. report these signs and symptoms to your doctor if they occur. tell your doctor about all medical conditions and medications. do not use if you have prostate or breast cancer. serious side effects could include increased risk of prostate cancer; worsening prostate symptoms; decreased sperm count; ankle, feet, or body swelling
cnbc has called the s.e.c.'s attention to the action. maria, we'll keep up posted. >> thank you so much, josh. up next, a dire warning about america's fiscal future from somebody we should all listen to. back in a moment. what's next? he's going to apply testosterone to his underarm. axiron, the only underarm treatment for low t, can restore testosterone levels back to normal in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18. axiron can transfer to others through...
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quick reminder, cnbc -- cnbc -- cnbc -- cnbc and yahoo! used to have a business alliance. >> we still do. >> yeah, we still do. to share and co-produce editorial content of which it's great stuff. we were just -- is that a show recently? he looked very thoughtful about what i was saying. >> thinking about it. >> trying to get a reaction shot. of how you actually looked. and i thought it was a really compelling, really compelling look. >> yeah. thanks, joe. i work on that. -- for hours at a time. i do work on that. we have to go, joe. i'm getting yelled at and i don't have the status you have to ignore the people yelling at you. we have been tracking nemo, a powerful winter storm headed to the east coast. nbc's erica hill joins us from laguardia. erica, good morning. >> good morning. where it is definitely a little busy at laguardia. that, of course, is because of the canceled flights. more than 2400. if you look at some of the airlines, the major cancellations coming from united, delta and american. just behind us a number of people waitin
quick reminder, cnbc -- cnbc -- cnbc -- cnbc and yahoo! used to have a business alliance. >> we still do. >> yeah, we still do. to share and co-produce editorial content of which it's great stuff. we were just -- is that a show recently? he looked very thoughtful about what i was saying. >> thinking about it. >> trying to get a reaction shot. of how you actually looked. and i thought it was a really compelling, really compelling look. >> yeah. thanks, joe. i work...
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let's take a look at the cnbc ftse global 300. adding 0.1% after selling off by almost 1% yesterday. stokes are giving up their gains across the board after the europe commission's latest forecasts come out and show europe is not expected to return to growth until 2014. the recession last ago year longer than expected. spain in particular holding up reasonably well, though, even after the ec has come out and said it expects the deficit for 2012 to come out over 10% including the cost of the bank's bailout. the kospi is largely shrugging it off. let's take a look at the yields. there is talk about italy running a surplus in the european commission's latest projections. forex rates, the euro as i mentioned added about 0.4% after the ifo data. earlier, it's up by about 0.1%. barely clinging on to the 1.32 level. let's focus on individual names. hewlett packard's earnings beat forecasts. david faber has more on hp's results. >> i'm david faber at hewlett packard's headquarters where the hobbled giant has reported a better than expecte
let's take a look at the cnbc ftse global 300. adding 0.1% after selling off by almost 1% yesterday. stokes are giving up their gains across the board after the europe commission's latest forecasts come out and show europe is not expected to return to growth until 2014. the recession last ago year longer than expected. spain in particular holding up reasonably well, though, even after the ec has come out and said it expects the deficit for 2012 to come out over 10% including the cost of the...
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jim iuorio, director at tjm institutional services, and cnbc contributor jim pethokoukis. i want to go to b.k., brian kelly first. do you buy the rally continuing? how do you play this? what do you do right now? this is almost like a technical portfolio manager's question. >> yeah. i think probably the best thing you do right now is you take profits on a tremendous run that we've had since january 1st. if you want to actually still capture some of that up side, you can use options so you control your down side. i mean, if you just kind of look at any market, as you said, we're going to get some pullbacks here. what scares me is at bottoms everything looks awful and at tops everything looks fantastic. not saying this is necessarily a top, but it just seems like there's so many things going right that that's when i start to get scared as a trader. and it's time to at least take some profits off the table. >> all right. jim iuorio, there's no law against taking profits. but you know throughout this whole stock market, you can go back four years if you want, but i'd rather go
jim iuorio, director at tjm institutional services, and cnbc contributor jim pethokoukis. i want to go to b.k., brian kelly first. do you buy the rally continuing? how do you play this? what do you do right now? this is almost like a technical portfolio manager's question. >> yeah. i think probably the best thing you do right now is you take profits on a tremendous run that we've had since january 1st. if you want to actually still capture some of that up side, you can use options so you...
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welcome back to "squawk box" here cnbc. i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin. u.s. equity futures up, pretty solid session yesterday. we didn't earmark know it was going to be. backup 50 points. we're only 1% of the way from a new high for the dow jones. our guest host this hour, westwood capital's len blum. in the next hour, famed noftor and billionaire real state tycoon sam zell. after the state of the union, he'll have comments i'm sure. plus, top-ranked money manager don yacthman, funds seeing 10% over the past five years. >>> we'll also talk about how business leaders and investors are reacting to president obama's state of the union. among the topics that he talked about, jobs and the economy. even mentioning some companies by name. >> after shedding jobs for ten years, our manufacturers have added 500,000 jobs over the past three. caterpillar is bringing jobs back from japan. ford is bringing jobs back from mexico. and this year, apple will start making macs in america again. >> we're going to
welcome back to "squawk box" here cnbc. i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin. u.s. equity futures up, pretty solid session yesterday. we didn't earmark know it was going to be. backup 50 points. we're only 1% of the way from a new high for the dow jones. our guest host this hour, westwood capital's len blum. in the next hour, famed noftor and billionaire real state tycoon sam zell. after the state of the union, he'll have comments i'm sure. plus, top-ranked...
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cnbc's diana olick has those details. >> reporter: well, that's right, david. you are looking at it. as home buyers start to not only purchase homes again but do bigger renovations, we're finding that they don't want big space so much as they do higher-end amenities that you see here at signature kitchens and bath in rockville, maryland. the national association of home builders wanted to know exactly what these buyers want so they did a big sur mmit rvey. energy star appliances. we also want ceiling fans according to the survey. and garage storage systems increasingly in demand. i say systems because we like them big. you want to look at specialty retailers in that space. what's really new is full wireless security, along with in-home electronics systems that link everything together. finally, our air. we want full house air purifying systems, and again we are willing to pay for that stuff. so honeywell and whirlpool will be big buyers in there as well. >> i think that now consumers would still like to be frugal but they are much, much less likely to deny them
cnbc's diana olick has those details. >> reporter: well, that's right, david. you are looking at it. as home buyers start to not only purchase homes again but do bigger renovations, we're finding that they don't want big space so much as they do higher-end amenities that you see here at signature kitchens and bath in rockville, maryland. the national association of home builders wanted to know exactly what these buyers want so they did a big sur mmit rvey. energy star appliances. we also...
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clor ox's ceo will be on here on cnbc. >> and. man behind the broadway hit "the lion king." car running like new? you ask a ford customer. when they tell you that you need your oil changed you got to bring it in. if your tires need to be rotated, you have to get that done as well. jackie, tell me why somebody should bring they're car here to the ford dealership for service instead of any one of those other places out there. they are going to take care of my car because this is where it came from. price is right no problem, they make you feel like you're a family. get a synthetic blend oil change, tire rotation and much more, $29.95 after $10.00 rebate. if you take care of your car your car will take care of you. a talking car. but i'll tell you what impresses me. a talking train. this ge locomotive can tell you exactly where it is, what it's carrying, while using less fuel. delivering whatever the world needs, when it needs it. ♪ after all, what's the point of talking if you don't have something important to say? ♪ [ cows moo
clor ox's ceo will be on here on cnbc. >> and. man behind the broadway hit "the lion king." car running like new? you ask a ford customer. when they tell you that you need your oil changed you got to bring it in. if your tires need to be rotated, you have to get that done as well. jackie, tell me why somebody should bring they're car here to the ford dealership for service instead of any one of those other places out there. they are going to take care of my car because this is...
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cnbc's suze orman, governor chafy. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. joining us then los angeles mayor anthonio villaragossa david nakamura, ari mellbe and susan. don't go anywhere. "now with alex wagner" comes your way next. so this is a big, our first full team gathering! i wanted to call on a few people. ashley, ashley marshall... here. since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us. great job. [ applause ] thank you. and on a protocol note, i'd like to talk to tim hill about his tendency to use all caps in emails. [ shouting ] oh i'm sorry guys. ah sometimes the caps lock gets stuck on my keyboard. hey do you wanna get a drink later? [ male announcer ] hold packages at any fedex office location. hey do you wanna get a drink later? how do you keep an older car running like new? you ask a ford customer. when they tell you that you need your oil changed you got to bring it in. if your tires need to be rotated, you have to get that done as well. jackie, tell me why somebody should bring they're car here
cnbc's suze orman, governor chafy. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. joining us then los angeles mayor anthonio villaragossa david nakamura, ari mellbe and susan. don't go anywhere. "now with alex wagner" comes your way next. so this is a big, our first full team gathering! i wanted to call on a few people. ashley, ashley marshall... here. since we're often all on the move, ashley suggested we use fedex office to hold packages for us. great job. [ applause ]...
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tonight on cnbc, beginning of "american greed." i like to say there is always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to find it just for you, right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer, i will see you tomorrow. i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." we're about seven days from the budget cutting sequester. but don't worry, america. all is going to be well. the sky is not falling. the lower spending and limited government sequester will help grow the economy not harm it. and guess what today? president obama actually dialed up republican leaders john boehner and mitch mcconnell to talk about the sequester. this is good. it's called communication. we'll have a full report coming up from our man in washington robert costa. remember how we told the other night about how federal workers are still getting pay raises despite a so-called pay freeze? it turns out federal worker pensions are facing huge unfunded liabilities that could bankrupt them and force a new taxpayer bailout. but on the whole, folks, have no fear, america. help
tonight on cnbc, beginning of "american greed." i like to say there is always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to find it just for you, right here on "mad money." i'm jim cramer, i will see you tomorrow. i'm larry kudlow. this is "the kudlow report." we're about seven days from the budget cutting sequester. but don't worry, america. all is going to be well. the sky is not falling. the lower spending and limited government sequester will help grow the economy...
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also, cnbc confirming that goldman will begin a new round of job can cut this week. goldman sachs now down about 2.3%. back to you, guys. >> and josh, at a session low right now is the dow, off about 60-some-odd points after spending much of the early morning on the plus side. only half of nonretired americans participating in the new survey just out this afternoon are saving at work through 401(k) or any other type of retirement. it is this survey shows that confidence among those who are saving is down. last year, only 52% said they felt they were saving enough to maintain a desirable standard of living once they do retire. thissier, that number is down below 50%. 49% now, according to the employee benefit research center boomers and gen-x-ers will probably work until they are 65 and avoid depleting equity they built in their homes until other financial sources run out. but bottom line is they all need to save more than they are saving right now. sue? >> makes a lost sense, ty. >>> meantime, wealthy are ten times more likely than the rest of us to site the deficit
also, cnbc confirming that goldman will begin a new round of job can cut this week. goldman sachs now down about 2.3%. back to you, guys. >> and josh, at a session low right now is the dow, off about 60-some-odd points after spending much of the early morning on the plus side. only half of nonretired americans participating in the new survey just out this afternoon are saving at work through 401(k) or any other type of retirement. it is this survey shows that confidence among those who...
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we have a big cnbc exclusive this hour. that man with those two gentlemen, john harwood live with co-founders of campaign to fix the debt. alan simpson and simpson-bowles, we will get the whole thing on spending cuts and more. now, down where it is all taking place today, down on the stock exchange, sue? >> the market is hitting a milestone. dow breaking the 14,000 mark for the first time since '07. er with up to 13,997.30. not to be left behind. s&p 500 hitting levels it hasn't seen since december of '07. up 5% in january of this year alone. its best start since 1997. now this rally, as you know, with the s&p now up 15 points or one full percent comes on the back of the latest jobs report and number of other positive data. steve liesman will have more on that in just a minute. but first, if the markets continue to push higher and we hit new highs, the most important question will be whether or not at this point entering a long ---er with entering a long term multiyear bull market for stocks, like we saw in maybe the 1980s
we have a big cnbc exclusive this hour. that man with those two gentlemen, john harwood live with co-founders of campaign to fix the debt. alan simpson and simpson-bowles, we will get the whole thing on spending cuts and more. now, down where it is all taking place today, down on the stock exchange, sue? >> the market is hitting a milestone. dow breaking the 14,000 mark for the first time since '07. er with up to 13,997.30. not to be left behind. s&p 500 hitting levels it hasn't seen...
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call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. look, we learned something vital about the stock market this very morning. something we have to remember always, even as ultimately the averages got completely pole axed by the end of the day. the dow sinking 216 points. the s&p giving up 1.83%. and nasdaq declining, it was the worst day around here in three months. but what did we learn about this morning? because that's what i want to focus on. well, we learned there's always a better time to sell than into the teeth of a sell-off. like the sell-off we had last week or the one we had toward the closing bell. when the dow fell an astounding 150 points on almost no volume in the last hour of the market. last week we had a two-day affair that took my breath away. every bit as grim as the one that settled in at the end of today's session. it's a misreading of the federal reserve minutes, that the fed is about to tighten that will rock the consumer. that sequestration and the higher gas prices and the payroll tax, enough of a pain to del
call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. look, we learned something vital about the stock market this very morning. something we have to remember always, even as ultimately the averages got completely pole axed by the end of the day. the dow sinking 216 points. the s&p giving up 1.83%. and nasdaq declining, it was the worst day around here in three months. but what did we learn about this morning? because that's what i want to focus on. well, we learned there's always a better time to sell than into the...
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and he made his case right here on cnbc. phil lebeau joins us now with more. >> this was quite the little back and forth between elon musk, tesla and "the new york times" yesterday here on cnbc. let's set the stage about what this all involves. on sunday "new york times" reporter john broder did an article, a test drive in a tesla. well, as part of the test drive, seeing how far the range is of that vehicle between washington and new york the vehicle stalled. it lost power completely. had to be towed. "the new york times" says the model range in cold weather fell well short of expectations. elon musk says the reporter john broder, he didn't follow instructions. >> we explicitly said that to do this trip he needs to make sure he's fully charged when he starts out. that he doesn't take detours. and that he drives at a reasonable speed. i'm not talking about, you know, some ridiculously low speed. i'm talking about, you know, at least not too far above the speed limit. and numbers three things were done. just like if you had a
and he made his case right here on cnbc. phil lebeau joins us now with more. >> this was quite the little back and forth between elon musk, tesla and "the new york times" yesterday here on cnbc. let's set the stage about what this all involves. on sunday "new york times" reporter john broder did an article, a test drive in a tesla. well, as part of the test drive, seeing how far the range is of that vehicle between washington and new york the vehicle stalled. it lost...
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both are cnbc contributors and we thank you for joining us. good to see you both. senator gregg, what's a smart spending cut? what's that mean? >> i don't know. i think it's a washington speak word for probably no cuts. >> no cuts? >> that's the tradition in washington. they say if it's not a good cut, don't make the cut. the fact is there's going to have to be decisions made here. taxes were raised at the end of the year. and we know we can't get to the fiscal responsibility we need without our entitlement accounts. they'll vo to step up. >> do you think we will actually see spending cuts on the entitlements? >> what i think is going to happen here is you're going to e see the sequester. it's going to go forward. the pressure is going to be so strong from groups that benefit from those accounts there will be a coming together to relieve that pressure and moving over and doing something on the entitlement side. which is where it should be done. you can't get all the money you need out of the discretionary side. the way these are structured, over a long period of ti
both are cnbc contributors and we thank you for joining us. good to see you both. senator gregg, what's a smart spending cut? what's that mean? >> i don't know. i think it's a washington speak word for probably no cuts. >> no cuts? >> that's the tradition in washington. they say if it's not a good cut, don't make the cut. the fact is there's going to have to be decisions made here. taxes were raised at the end of the year. and we know we can't get to the fiscal responsibility...
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cnbc's shartia brantley is live with that story and more news for your money. shartia, good morning. >> good morning, aaron. boeing plans more test flights of the 787 dreamliner jet this week. the company conducted what it called an uneventful two-hour flight in seattle on saturday. they had a crew of 13, including pilots and testing personnel. the data collected was part of the investigation into the battery-related event that led to the worldwide grounding of the 787 last month. that's led to millions of dollars in losses for some airlines. united airlines is the only u.s. carrier with the dreamliner in its fleet. google chairman eric schmidt is cashing in. he's filed to sell roughly 42% of his stake in the internet search giant which could net him about $2.5 billion. schmidt will spread the sale out over a year to reduce the market impact. google would not comment why he's selling. analysts say it could be a signal he's playing a much smaller role at the company. he was the ceo for ten years beforehanding the reigns over to co-founder larry page in 2011. >>>
cnbc's shartia brantley is live with that story and more news for your money. shartia, good morning. >> good morning, aaron. boeing plans more test flights of the 787 dreamliner jet this week. the company conducted what it called an uneventful two-hour flight in seattle on saturday. they had a crew of 13, including pilots and testing personnel. the data collected was part of the investigation into the battery-related event that led to the worldwide grounding of the 787 last month. that's...
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welcome to cnbc. let's dive straight in. you beat the estimates by 2 p cents. better earnings than the streets expected. how do you feel about your fourth quarter? >> we think it was an excellent quarter for the business. we were pleasantly surprised to see a little bit of acceleration in our room night growth and in international hotel results in particular. and that led to a bet are than expected quarter. >> i'm trying to imagine what it is like to be inside a business that is growing at 30%, 40% internationally. and yet still, when you go on the conference call, having to be quite defensive about the strategy, about the margins, about the resilience of growth that came up many times. do you think you will be able to reverse the decline in your margins or as you expand, will it always cost you more for each customer? >> well, i think that if you look at how the business performed over the course of the last year, was really an excellent year. especially given our exposure to the european markets. and the economies in western europe in particular and southern
welcome to cnbc. let's dive straight in. you beat the estimates by 2 p cents. better earnings than the streets expected. how do you feel about your fourth quarter? >> we think it was an excellent quarter for the business. we were pleasantly surprised to see a little bit of acceleration in our room night growth and in international hotel results in particular. and that led to a bet are than expected quarter. >> i'm trying to imagine what it is like to be inside a business that is...